Global Justice Theory Quiz

Charles Beitz argues that limiting questions of justice to the national level in the modern global era is morally inappropriate.

Global justice scholars focus on problems such as gender inequality, immigration and refugees, warfare, and climate change.

Climate change is a global problem that cannot be confined within a state.

Global justice theory is widely accepted and implemented by states in managing conflict, distrust, and disorder.

Global justice argues that poverty alleviation should focus on redistributing wealth and resources between rich and poor individuals.

Global justice theory focuses on the importance of the state, community, or culture over the individual

Contemporary global justice scholars are concerned with the moral worth of the individual regardless of place of birth

Rawls' idea of distributive justice advocated for complete wealth equality in society

Global justice scholars focus on what individuals across the world deserve and how distribution of entitlements can be achieved

Rawls' theory of justice emphasized the role of political structures, such as states, in determining who deserves what and why